What is this?

So, firstly, I'm not really in a rush to label my gender, I'm just unsure about whether or not I'm female, and it may be nicer to identify as something rather than just "eh, female, I think".
A couple of months ago, for a few months, I identified as bigender. It was all cool until one day I realised that I hadn't felt any pull to either end for a few weeks, and that's an ongoing trend. If I wear a skirt, I'm cool with it, but when I see good-looking, korean guys I really want to look like them: flat-chested, an Adam's apple, no period, etc. Now, I don't like my appearance to begin with, but that's normal for people my age so I don't give it much thought. It's not something I tend to lose sleep over, but it does bother me. I've felt that she pronouns don't really suit me, but that could be because I'm probably one of the least girly people on the planet, and someone used to be horrible to me about that (I'll quote, "Video games are for boys."), or something else. He pronouns are nice, but I don't want someone to get the wrong idea of me. I've never really liked the idea of using they pronouns for myself. Overall, though, I'm cool with whatever pronouns are used for me. I don't really understand what people mean when they say that, despite their sex, they are a boy/girl. Sure, I've envied guys for their bodies, but I don't know about feeling like a guy inside. I watched a Danish short film called "Boy" (watch it, it's really good!), which is about a transgender, teenage boy. Near the end, he shouts to his mum, "But I'm a boy!" but I didn't really understand what he meant other than wanting a man's body. Meh. Idek. I dunno if you call this agender or what, but who knows.

 

Thanks! After a little googling, agender seems to fit me quite well at the moment (according to Gender Wiki), but I think I'll give it some time before I label myself.